Television storage and cold temperatures
I am about to replace my 4 year old factory provided Legend television and am seeking a brand that will tolerate cold temperatures during storage. My present Legend has suffered what appears to be del...
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Cold temp's do not bother it unless you turn it ON in cold temps or take it from say -20 to 80 degrees (and yes it need not be that big a change)
THink about this for a minute... Say the TV is being shipped to. oh. say Iron Mountain MI (WAY UP NORTH) or even farther north (Canada).. it sits for days in a way below zero semi trailer not heated.. Bouncing down the road in a cold semi trailer.
I swapped one of my CRT's for a LCD almost on day one. Wintered two years in Detroit. (or was it 3) no problems lasted many years. I finally replaced it oh about 8-9 years later when it went bonkers (never that cold again) New ones do not get that cold cause I'm full timing,and as the song says "I'll follow the sun".
THink about this for a minute... Say the TV is being shipped to. oh. say Iron Mountain MI (WAY UP NORTH) or even farther north (Canada).. it sits for days in a way below zero semi trailer not heated.. Bouncing down the road in a cold semi trailer.
I swapped one of my CRT's for a LCD almost on day one. Wintered two years in Detroit. (or was it 3) no problems lasted many years. I finally replaced it oh about 8-9 years later when it went bonkers (never that cold again) New ones do not get that cold cause I'm full timing,and as the song says "I'll follow the sun".
